Doppleroppløsning
Doppleroppløsning refers to the ability of a Doppler radar or sonar system to distinguish between two targets that are moving at different velocities. This is crucial in applications like weather forecasting and medical imaging, where differentiating between various types of motion is essential. The resolution is determined by factors such as the duration of the transmitted pulse, the frequency of the radar or sonar, and the processing algorithms employed.
In simpler terms, Doppler resolution dictates how well the system can separate the Doppler shifts caused by
Limitations in Doppler resolution can lead to velocity ambiguities, where a target's true velocity cannot be